Free book promises money safe clothing and dealer contact
An offer to send a small book about money safe clothing and a guaranteed warranty. The advertisement invites readers to request the booklet and provides a method to locate the nearest dealer.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
7
An offer to send a small book about money safe clothing and a guaranteed warranty. The advertisement invites readers to request the booklet and provides a method to locate the nearest dealer.
Robert Braden from Williamsport visited here Tuesday. Ethel Hatt returned to St Marys on Wednesday. Harry Beard went to Indiana polis and Cincinnati Wednesday afternoon. John Murry and wife of Otter bein spent part of last week here. Frank Beard trustee of Davis settled with commissioners Monday. Mrs Harry Sibbitt returned to Chicago Friday after week with relatives here. John Frazier of Hillsboro Bank looked after interests in Covington Monday. Will Reed Charley Bryant and J KE Schoonover attended court Monday. Mr and Mrs Wm Stevenson of Portland were guests of Bertha Stevenson Monday. Bessie Bone returned from Warren county Friday Holidays. Charles Kincade and wife of Covington were guests last week. Mr and Mrs Mort Goddard and daughter Ruby of Shawnee township spent Sunday here. Miss Effie Brown of Covington visited Aunt Mrs J L Rickman recently. H C Yount and W W Layton reported monthly inspection trip to Mel lett. new bank in fine shape. Harley Townsley and Mr and Mrs W Luke left for Oklahoma City Tuesday noon to look for work. Mrs Lottie Gardner of Covington en route to Charleston Ill to visit son Alanson Gardner. Smith Rabb is confined sick with asthma and ailments. over eighty and normally healthy. Rob Barnes very ill at home west of city. brain vessel rupture suspected. specialists from Chicago and nurse from Lafayette in attendance.
A petition, signed by all jurors, asks the governor to commute the 1901 sentence of J. Fred McConnel for embezzlement from 2 to 14 years. McConnel, the Ambia bank cashier in 1898, is described as a tool of other parties in the affair.
The Union Pacific led early railroad innovation with dining cars vestibuled cars steam heat Pintsch light buffet smoking and library cars on trans continental trains west of the Missouri River. It emphasized progress in equipment speed and major improvements that set industry standards.
A customer says a package was initially disliked but now indispensable and notes their brother has been well since using it.
Abstracts of Title provided with the record describe property chains, ownership traces, and lien statuses. The document appears to summarize titles, legal descriptions, and potential encumbrances, noting registrant names and dates in a compact titled record.
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